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I gasped against him, flames surging sensual, licking along his jawline in teasing ribbons that drew a low growl from his chest, his hands sliding down to grip my hips, pulling me flush in heated press. “Yes,” I breathed, breaking the kiss just enough to speak, voice husky with the bond’s undercurrent, my nails raking lightly down his back—trails of fire leaving faint glows on his skin. “But the game evolves. Inevitability waits—patient, adapting. Selene’s hesitation wasn’t surrender; it was recalculation. The council will twist our proof, bury it in subcommittees, dilute it with 'interpretations.' And the Hunger...” I trailed off, feeling its subtle ripple again, like a lover’s hand ghostin

“She made me kneel by the stove. Said, if I wanted food so badly, I should learn to respect it. She pressed a metal spoon from the fire against my skin. I screamed my heart out, but she didn’t stop.” Jacob’s hands tightened into fists. I heard the faint crack of his knuckles. I could feel his anger rising behind me, but I couldn’t say anything. I was barely keeping myself together. “She said scars teach obedience,” I whispered. “That hunger was punishment for being born wrong.” My chest tightened, and a quiet sob escaped before I could stop it. I pressed a hand to my ribs, trying to steady myself. “They burned you for hunger?” Jacob’s voice came out low and broken.

The First Heir lunged violently. Silver power exploded from her body. “STOP TALKING!” The Hunger blocked the attack effortlessly. Darkness swallowed the silver light whole. My breath caught. Impossible. Flash The First Heir kneeling alone in darkness. Starving. Crying. Broken. Then the Hunger whispering softly: “Let me carry the pain.” Silver light dimming. Silence. Present I froze. No. The Hunger looked at me carefully. “She understands.” The First Heir looked horrified. “Don’t listen to it!”

] A cracked, metallic voice echoed from somewhere above the tents. I kept running. I didn’t have a chance, even though the pain surged sharply every time I put weight on my leg. I had gained a heart, but I didn't know that this one scream had gained me the attention I didn’t want. I was like prey locked in a cage full of human monsters and evil ghosts. I was running to nowhere, no specific lair. Just running, feeling ghosts everywhere surrounding me. I shot a glance back and the girl was still hunting me with that sharp candy stick.

I said, my voice barely audible, avoiding Anthony’s gaze. As I stepped outside the cafeteria, I could feel the pain growing even wider in my chest. And it was so stupid! A month from now, Anthony was just Anthony, my best friend from childhood, now it’s ANTHONY! The one I want so bad, the hot guy who’s living right next to my room…the irresistible arrogant Anthony, who I started to daydream about!! ******************** “Stop it Anthony!!” I said, I was bothered of the way he was tickling my stomach while I was trying to continue cleaning all the dishes that were left.

Her voice was firm but tender. “I… I’m not hungry,” Jenna whispered, dragging herself to the couch. She wrapped a throw around her shoulders, shivering despite the warmth of her apartment. “I can’t… I can’t stop thinking about him.” Maren knelt beside her, placing a steady hand over hers. “I know, my Lady. I know it hurts. But starving yourself, pacing yourself into exhaustion… it won’t bring him back, and it won’t make the ache less sharp.” “I don’t want it less sharp,” Jenna admitted, her voice small, broken. “I want… I want him. Even if it kills me to want him. Even if I hate that, I want him.”

“Boss, this is a good time. Their bodyguard is with them. Let me go plant the bug.” I don’t turn to look at him, my eyes locked on the women laughing on the court. My voice is sharp but steady. “Go now, Gabe.” I don’t turn around to face him, but from the corner of my eye I see Gabe slipping away through the south exit, heading straight for the car park. The Hunger Games has officially begun.

She gripped his hand harder. “No. Not yet. Not ever.” That night, Fiona dreamed of stars of burning trees and wolves made of silver. Of Logan’s voice whispering in a language she couldn’t understand—but her bones did. Of a throne made of broken bonds. And a shadowed king wearing her mate’s face. Somewhere far beyond the reach of Blackridge, Mia knelt in the ruins of Thornmouth Keep. Rowan stood before her, his sword dripping with the blood of some poor beast that had gotten in the way.

“Your mother speaks with a British accent. I’m just an educated man who’s American accent is overly polished. Well, I won’t blame Lady Lucinda for thinking the same way I do. Great minds think alike as it is unheard of for a rich girl to marry a poor man.” “It only happens in movies and clichè Y/A novels. But this is real life, Katniss. Don’t let illusions full ya.” “Well then, Mr. Educated Fancy Pants. I won’t sit here and listen to you insult Noah and I anymore in your ‘fancy polished accent.’ I’ll beg to take my leave now. Have a goodnight sir.” Katniss said, dramatically imitating his accent when she said ‘fancy polished accent’. She banged her fists on the bar table before she stood up

“On your knees.” “im hungry. I want to eat.” “You just ate.” “I’m still hungry.” “Well, you can eat after you make me cum. Don’t make me repeat myself.” “What if Diaz finds out?” “Come on, Thea. Help a friend.” Lucius’s tone is mocking. He knows very well Althea won’t tell because she will be punished just as hard. She has no choice. “I'm hungry,” the blonde whispers with tears welling up in her eyes.